Steam Frame Controller Strap Battery Cover for Small Hands
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A battery cover for the Frame Controllers that lets you reach all the buttons with small hands
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A battery cover for the Frame Controllers that lets you reach all the buttons with small hands. My hands could barely reach the menu buttons and top face buttons on the original straps even at the top slot and first hole on the strap itself. Now with these straps I can reach all the buttons extremely comfortably!
This does unfortunately cause the hand tracking to think your pinky is your ring finger.
The 3MF includes all the settings I could tweak to print this as best it can including placing it as close as I can to the P1S aux fan and the worst printed part angled towards the highest flow area of the P1S's nozzle. This is a VERY difficult print due to the thin overhang. Any other orientation feels worse in the hand or compromises the internal structure making the fit on the controller worse overall. Currently with a bit of sanding the rough edges this fits almost exactly like the original covers. If you have a multi-material printer I recommend using Bambu's Support for PLA/PETG to make the overhangs as clean as possible. I didn't bother trying it with anything else haha.
This was printed in Cookiecad Witch's Blue PLA
For non-bambu printers: Set your print cooling to max and print colder than usual. Use tree supports and use a support interface material if you can.
Resin would probably be a good alternative to print these with as well.
You'll also need a tiny strip of the cloth side of velcro to let the straps attach. You should be able to eyeball this with no issue. The one quirk is that you need a hole in the middle, but you can just fold the strip in half and cut a tiny slit on the bent edge and pull it over and it should be good.
I've also uploaded my messy as heck STEP file in case anyone wants to make further modifications! Be warned it's pretty ugly in there.